jideTech kvm switch 2 monitors 2 computers (HDMI + HDMI)

advantage:

1.The 2 computers share a keyboard, mouse and 2 monitors.

2.Dual monitor output supports extended and mirrored displays.

3.Switch mode: push button switch, wired remote control switch.

4.Service Most keyboards and mice are, including wired or wireless ones.

5.Cross-support for most major operating systems including Windows, Linux, Mac

6.Has 1 USB 3.0 ports and is backward compatible with USB 2.0.

7.The highest supported resolution is 4K@60Hz, 1440P@60Hz, and is backward compatible.

8.Service HDMI 2.0 standard and compatible with HDMI 1.4 standard.

9.Service USB 3.0 transfer rates of up to 5Gbps.

10.USB3.0 Hub,2pcs HDMI2.0 cables+2pcs USB3.0 cables

Service resolutions up to 8K@60Hz/4K@120Hz, and is backward compatible with 4K@60hz, 4K@30hz, 1080P, 720P, etc.

With the Dual Monitor KVM Switch HDMI+DP, you can switch between two computers seamlessly and use the same peripherals to work on both of them.

Mode 1: Copy mode (computer host outputs 2 identical screens on 2 displays)

Mode 2: Extended mode (computer host outputs 2 different screens on 2 displays)

Give you multiple angles to see the world

Installation Step

1. Connect the KVM switch and your computers by HDMI cables, USB cables, and Displayport cables; (If you want to connect 2 computers and use dual monitors, you need to buy another 2pcs Displayport cables separately)

2. Connect the KVM switch and monitors by HDMI cable, and Displayport cable;

3. Plug the mouse into the mouse slot of the KVM switch, plug the keyboard into the keyboard slot of the KVM switch, plug the wired remote push button switch into the KVM switch, and plug other USB device into the USB Hub of the KVM switch if needed.

4. If one of your computers operates on BIOS, you should turn off all of your computers, and start by turning on that computer, entering your password, logging into the system, and waiting for the display. Then, switch to the second computer and turn it on. If both computers are BIOS-based, follow this sequence: start by powering on the KVM, then switch on the first BIOS computer, enter your password, log into the system, switch the KVM to the second computer, and finally, turn on the second BIOS computer. In summary, avoid starting both BIOS computers simultaneously, as it may cause issues like a black screen or disable your keyboard and mouse.